The surrounding crowd was somewhat tumultuous, with more people gathering, and Pedro knew this was not the place for a conversation.
"Mr. Andy, please come with me."
They walked to a more central part of the camp, where there were some shelters—
Although they lived outdoors, they did not really rest completely in the open; they had built their own shelters.
These shelters not only served as rain protection, but more importantly, they could ward off some pests or small animal disturbances.
The winter weather was not enough to make some cold-blooded animals hibernate, such as snakes.
But the temperature drop indeed slowed their activities; during the day, they could still sunbathe to maintain their body temperature.
At night, they would seek warm places from the surroundings to spend the night.
Sometimes when people woke up during the day, they would suddenly find a snake or some other animal coiled around their chest or beside them.
